Enter the Chevrolet Spark DJ Car. An everyday Spark, taken in an empty parking lot and turned on its side to be used as a DJ deck. Complete with turntables, a CD deck and mixer...
The interesting feature of this very special DJ deck is the fact that the Spark uses its engine to power the two vinyl turntables, as well as the CD deck and mixer. The whole turning on its side stunt takes under 20 minutes and the makeshift stage is ready to go...
The Spark DJ Car, created to promote the market launch of the car, will not limit itself at being a promotional gizmo. It will take a more active role, as it will be featured at a number of gigs by indie-band The Mystery Jets starting from Thursday, April 8.
Chevrolet and The Mystery Jets will be holding a public vote to determine where the locations of the gigs will be. The public will be asked to choose between an old mustard factory in Birmingham, a car park in Manchester and a ferry in Liverpool.
The Spark is offered with a choice of two engines, a 1.0-liter configuration that develops 67 horsepower plus a 1.2-liter unit that releases 80 hp. A five-speed manual transmission is offered as standard, contributing to an average fuel consumption rating of 46 mpg (5.1 l/100km).
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